Baby Feeding Tracker: Log Breast, Bottle and Diapers in One Tap

Estrelu is a baby feeding tracker for parents of babies from birth to age three. You log breastfeeds with a side timer, bottles in oz or ml, and diapers in one tap. It runs in your phone's browser, works offline after the first visit, needs no app store download, and shows no ads.

What logging a feed looks like in real life

You are feeding in the dark, one arm full of baby, and you can't remember which side you started on. Opening a bright app, finding the right screen and typing a time is the last thing you want. With Estrelu, you swipe on a dark screen, feel a short buzz, and go back to your baby. In the morning, the whole night is there.

How the feeding tracker works

1. Add Estrelu to your home screen. Open it in Safari on iPhone (Share → Add to Home Screen) or Chrome on Android (three-dot menu → Install app). No account in an app store, no download.
2. Tap during the day. The home screen has three large buttons: "Start sleep," "Feed" and "Diaper." For a breastfeed, pick left or right and the timer starts. For a bottle, enter the amount in oz or ml.
3. Swipe at night. The night screen is dark. Swipe left for a bottle, right for the breast, down for a diaper and up for sleep. A short vibration confirms the entry.
4. Fix mistakes in one tap. Undo any entry right away, or edit it later if the time was off. You can also type a phrase like "fed on the left at 2:20 pm."
5. Set a feeding reminder if you want one. Estrelu can remind you every 2, 3 or 4 hours, with quiet hours at night.

Diapers are logged as wet, dirty, both or dry. If you pump, the "Pumping" section records the amount and the side.

A typical feeding app vs Estrelu

What it's based on and what it doesn't do

Estrelu does not decide how often your baby should eat. It gives you a clear record, so you can see the pattern yourself and share it with your pediatrician. For context, the CDC notes that in the first weeks and months, breastfed babies usually feed about 8 to 12 times in 24 hours (CDC). The NHS says that from about day 5, a baby should usually have at least 6 heavy wet diapers a day (NHS). Your log makes it easier to answer questions like these when someone asks.

What Estrelu does not do:

• It does not tell you whether your baby is eating "enough" or label anything as normal or abnormal.
• It does not give feeding plans, formula amounts or medical advice.
• It does not connect to smart bottles, scales or other devices.

If you want a paper backup, there is a printable baby feeding log. When it's time for a checkup, the doctor visit summary turns your feeds into a short report. Feeding two babies at once? See how Estrelu handles twins and siblings.

When to call your pediatrician

Call your baby's doctor if you are worried that your baby is not feeding well, has fewer wet diapers than usual, seems unusually sleepy or hard to wake, or is not gaining weight as expected. Trust your instincts. Your feeding log is there to help that conversation, not to replace it.

Try it before you pay

You get 5 days free, and we don't ask for a card. After that, plans start at $4.99 a month, and every plan includes every feature. If you don't subscribe, access pauses, but your entries stay safe and you can export them to a file.

Estrelu is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, calculate doses or replace your pediatrician.